time for tonight's tool time award and tonight it goes to in nevada cabot who's running for congress republican mark abbott she is running in a special election this september at this point he doesn't have an opponent yet about not stopping mark from going on the air with his first t.v. now is will see in just a moment marcus decided to scare voters in his district. one simple in time america became its own worst enemy there's a lot of money they have to spend it all to control their passion obama just kept raising the debt limit and their independence he can't buy new dependence to adapt to our fortunes and that is how our great empire rose again. it's not too late to stop this nightmare i mark emmert and i approve this message it's your cars on the tires a promise to. our. oh mark there's nothing like some lighthearted fear mongering to introduce yourself to the people might send you to congress really it's just classic you know the fake news report from a chinese t.v. anchor that tells the success of china's takeover of a debt ridden america thank you for warning us of the red marker army is a ma

decided that i'd schooltime award and tonight it goes to a nevada cabinet who's running for congress republican mark he is running a special election this september at this point i didn't have an opponent yet about not stopping mark from going on the air with his first t.v. in just a moment marcus decided to scare voters in his district one single in time america became its own worst enemy their borrowed money they have spent it all to control their president obama just kept raising the debt limit and their independence he can't the new dependence their debts to our fortune and that great empire rose again. it's not too late to stop this nightmare i mark approve this message because sure cars on the tires of bob's bridge are. oh ard there's nothing like some light hearted fear mongering to introduce herself of the people might send you to congress really it's just classic you know the fake news report from a chinese t.v. anchor that tells the success of china's takeover of a debt ridden america thank you for warning us of the red mar army is a marching to the u.s. capitol as we speak by the way a t.

bachmann is a member of congress, more serious about policy, and will action have a better shot and could do well, surprisingly well, in iowa. >> why don't republicans take palin on, mark? >> she has a constituency and that support. many would not vote for her under any circumstances, which is a big liability to start with, greater than any of the leading candidates. that pizza summit in manhattan, donald trump -- reality stars -- were bounty hunters and housewives of las vegas not available? nina's point is salient. roger ailes has taken off the air people -- rick santorum, newt gingrich -- make a decision. if you are a candidate, you are not a commentator. >> we let donald trump play us for weeks, and now she's playing us. >> at the convention in camp the next year, we are not going to remember today, we're not going to remember rolling thunder. we are going to have a serious candidate, is serious election. it is likely to be either ramadi or pawlenty -- romney or pawlenty. >> what tim pawlenty is doing right now is a retailing, meeting people -- that is the connection point he has to make and what he has to build from. >> that is how scott brown did it in massachuse

republicans. from the war and he still has a lot of that support. but right now he's he's he gets high marks in congress senator mccain and senator lindsey graham of. south carolina they're not they're not too happy with him on this but they say. i think lindsey graham and senator mccain would be hard pressed to find a war they didn't like but it does seem from for example we've seen in the debates even the presidential debates and some some statements coming out of the hill that some republicans are starting to shift away from from the president or from i guess there's a staunch support for the war and in fact support some sort of a drawdown are you getting that sense you're seeing a big internal debate right now in the republican party and you're getting accusations that some members of it are now isolationists this is something we haven't really seen as one reporter tell me this is bizarro world we now have president obama as a war hawk that's a kind of rant against afghanistan policy he said he would wrap it up but now this is his war and that's one congressional republican told me he's totally supp

would mean that if it's unconstitutional congress could be carved out of very important debt decisions in the future. >> what about -- i'm curious, mark. the republican. what do you make of it? >> first of all, they are not suggesting default. as long as you pay interest and you know we have $300 billion of current rierms of interest payment. that's to be paid out of current receipts, that are about $2.8 trillion a year. both garrett and jonathan suggested the 14th amendment, article 4. but there is a key clause that even democratic senators are talking about which is authorized by law. the congress in article one has the authorization to essentially establish what moneys can be disbedi dispursed from the treasury. i believe the argument is a stretch. the republicans, indeed, are suggesting that the debt ceiling not be raised which has been authorized by law, a debt ceiling agreed by both houses and signed into law. therefore, they are saying, look, we'll pay our bills just as you have a credit card thing, you pay your bill and you're not in default though you reach the limit. this is a stretch in the argument. >> i'm curious. don't you believe that

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marks on his handling of the recovery. at the same time, those people polled in this "washington post" poll said 45% of them now give -- trust the republican gop congresse economic advisers are leaving to go become to the comfy confines of ac deem yament not. doubt. then this old story, governor rendell, they are going to be stripped of their tenureship if they don't rush home. come on the i don't believe t mika doesn't believe it. come on, man. >> you believe it. >> okay. you don't believe it either? what do the futures look like? >> the futures look a little bit positive. we have had four days shall as you know, of negative number the stock market. but right now, indicating a much higher open for the s & p and the dow. maybe we break the losing streak. let me suggest you read one article today in the "wall street journal" it is the obituary of felix alexanderman, he was a holocaust survivor who spent 18 months in a -- under the floor boards of a house in what was then pole land. went on to found very shea internet technology and became a billionaire. interesting story on days when we hear about a lot of people who aren't behaving themselves this is a